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Question Number: 14982Law 14 - Penalty kick 3/13/2007RE: Under 12 Muzzr of Wellington, New Zealand asks...The player taking the PK runs in to take the kick, but balks at the last second, because the keeper has corectly picked the direction, and moves along the line in that direction, and would almost certainly stop the kick.
It is probably a caution for unsporting behavour, but does he get to take the kick again?
Answer provided by Referee Ben Mueller The referee has signaled. Law 14 clearly states that if the referee signals and a team infringes, the kick proceeds and the referee takes an action based on the outcome of the kick. If the kicker misses, IFK at the spot of the infringement. If the kicker scores, then the kick is retaken.
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View Referee Ben Mueller profileAnswer provided by Referee Keith Contarino Why do you think this is misconduct?
From Law 14 2006 Q&A
A player taking a penalty kick feints before kicking the ball. Is this
permitted?
Yes.
If the referee thinks this is a feint, there is no misconduct
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View Referee Keith Contarino profileAnswer provided by Referee Chuck Fleischer Would you intervene on any other free kick and caution the taker? A penalty is a free kick and this is why FIFA have answered the question the way they did.
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